Can you connect to a different brand CD player?
35223
No - the Bose blue tooth adaptor has a connector that plugs into the Bose radio using a socket usually used for connection to the Bose disk changer.
1422820
I have only copied CD-R's. It does great. But I don't really know if you are talking brands or other things. Hope this helps.
1827028
We bought two of these and could not get the CD player to work on either one of them. They made a really loud grinding noise or would just plain skip or not play the CD's. If we put the CD's in another player they would work fine. I recommend another player. Go to Walmart - they have them in their audio section usually cheaper to.
9498
This does not replace the CD player. This gets plugged into a port on the bottom of the factory installed CD player. This allows additional devices (i.e., ipod, phone, etc.) to be played through the existing stereo system. The existing CD player can still be used, but of course only one device can be used at any given time. In other words, if you're listening to you iPod through the AUX function then you cannot also listen to the CD player at the same time.
245806
If I understand what you are trying to do, it cannot be done with stand alone connections. The sound bar only allows for two types of physical inputs; standard headphone jack and Optical (Toslink). You will need a converter from RCA to optical Toslink to connect your CD player. There are a few options to choose from, here is one example: Panlong Analog to Digital Optical Coaxial Audio Converter Adapter with 3.5mm & RCA InputsHope that helps, seems like the way to go if you already own this sound bar.
373739
Not directly. A component-style CD player like this needs to be connected to an amplifier or receiver. The amplifier or receiver (a receiver is an AM/FM tuner with an amplifier built-in) provides the power for the speakers.
450172
This unit has 3.55mm jack input for AUX devices. So if the CD player has an 3.55mm headphone/auxilary output. Then it can connect to this unit. I use my iPod's earphone jack to connect to the unit.
476391
I don't think so. I have mine hooked to an onkyo surround sound receiver and blue ray player. No problems. Brand should not matter.
425181
No.This switch is designed to send the signal to multiple speaker zones. The CD player would hook into a stereo receiver,using RCA jacks, then the receiver feeds the signal to the Pyle multi zone switch (input) using speaker wire, now you can feed multiple speaker sets (outputs) from the switch.
611672
Some CD players also have a digital coax output and this unit can accept this input (better sound than RCA). So, yes.
502665
No. A separate CD/DVD player connects to this amplifier (also a turntable, a CD/DVD recorder and a tuner; hence this unit amplifies and interconnects these separate components).
1077348
If they are CDs or on a flash drive, you should be able to. I returned my player because the the cable connection was loose and I had to hold it in to use. Too bad, because the idea of combining an MP3 with a CD player is good.
940912
The Mediabridge uses the cd changer connection. Only one or the other can be connected.
2197818
Yes! As long as you have plug inputs available, you can install Connect just like you would a new CD player or tuner. It's just like adding another stereo component. You won't need different speakers or any other electronics. Your system will just process the Connect signal as it does for your other inputs. It's a very high quality signal, too, and you'll like the sound.
844027
It does not play CDs. You could connect one via the audio in jack, however.
1250052
No. You can just play music from either the thumb drive or cd but there is no interaction between the two.
573417
Not sure if you can, you may want to try hooking the outgoing signal from the cd changer into the au port on the cd player